Crossmember Removal and Broken Output Shaft Inspection
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What happens here
The presenter attempts to remove the transmission crossmember. As he unbolts one side, the transmission drops slightly, wedging his impact driver against the frame and revealing that the crossmember is still bearing significant weight. He notes that the broken output shaft was due to a single threaded bolt, and that the transmission itself might still be functional. He then removes the broken tail piece of the transmission.
Goal: Detaching the transmission crossmember and inspect the broken components
Tools and materials
- Broken Output Shaft Piece — The damaged part of the transmission
- Impact Driver DeWalt — Removing bolts from the crossmember
- Socket — To fit the crossmember bolts
- Transmission Crossmember — A support component for the transmission
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